In this modern day and age, most attorneys and law firms have a website where they list the services that they offer, provide valuable insights into novel legal issues, and connect with current ...

A website privacy policy is not a "set it and forget it" tool. It must remain a living document that is reviewed regularly and evolves with both your business practices and the law.

This policy discloses the privacy practices for most websites within the case.edu/cwru.edu domain. Specific sites within the case.edu domain may have different privacy practices. If applicable, ...

This website uses Google Analytics, a web analytics service provided by Google, Inc. ("Google"). Google Analytics uses cookies to help the website analyze how users use the website. Some information ...

A privacy policy can change slightly based on the jurisdiction, but ultimately “it’s largely up to the company what goes in there,” Davisson said. A privacy policy is there to tell you that ...

Personal information may not include: Publicly available information from government records. De-identified or aggregated consumer information. Information included in categories F, G and K may be ...

Incidentally, there is no federal privacy policy law. However, the Federal Trade Commission takes the position that if you have one and violate it, then you are engaging in a deceptive practice.

Often I am asked the difference between a privacy policy and privacy notice. Some of the confusion comes from a company’s description of their privacy practices on their website being called a ...

"Our privacy guidelines apply to all users across the world," writes YouTube. "In other words, while the video in question may not violate your country's privacy laws, it may still violate YouTube ...